Diplomas.
Found in 29 Collections and/or Records:
Leslie Ellsworth Card scrapbook
Student stunt book contains programs, menus, tickets, clippings, broadsides, photographs, and memorabilia documenting student life at Cornell University. Also, diplomas from South Kingston, R.I. Grammar School, Troy, Penn. High School, and Cornell University, Sigma Xi certificate; and Connecticut Grange certificate for Lester E. Card, 1916.
Marion L. Leighton papers
Scrapbook of clippings, programs, and other items documenting her high school years and her student experiences at Cornell University; letters; programs from campus events; and diplomas and certificates.
Norris M. Works papers
Includes photographs of Cornell professors and students, including Works; commencement programs, 1897; diplomas; diary, 1896; carbon copy of Work's thesis; and other items, mostly from Works' student days at Cornell University.
Oliver Hazard Perry Cornell miscellany
Oliver H. P. Cornell's diploma from Cornell University; railroad work estimate for the Utica, Ithaca, and Elmira Railroad; photograph of Oliver H. P. Cornell, and photograph of his wife Louisa Conklin; and pocket watch.
Patrick Powers Certificate
Patrick Powers graduated from the Bloomingdale School of Nursing established at Bloomingdale Hospital in 1895. This collection is comprised of a certificate awarded to Patrick Powers upon completion of the training program.
Perrine family papers
Material concerning the Perrine and Frost families, including diplomas of George Gustavus Perrine and Nesbit F. Frost; marriage certificate of W. D. Perrine and Lucinda S. Kendig, June 30, 1985; genealogical charts of the Perrine family; cypher book, receipt, military appointment and discharge and last will of Peter Perrine; and correspondence of the Perrine family.
Seymour P. Thomas account book
Volume consists of daily expense account of S.P. Thomas, 1871-1875 and also Bachelor of Civil Engineering diploma, 1872.
Susan E. Arthur certificates and diplomas
High school diploma and New York State Dept. of Public Instruction certificates.
William Washington Hodge certificates
Cornell University certificates include an appointment from the Department of Military Science and Tactics naming him a 1st Lieutenant of Infantry in the Corps of Cadets, 1903; a Cornell University diploma conferring the degree of Mechanical Engineer, 1905; and a certificate certifying that William Washington Hodge "pursued the special studies characteristic of the course in Electrical Engineering," 1905.